Green infrastructure is a concept that originated in the 1990’s in the United States. Initially if referred to the planning of land development to have low impact on the environment.
Various global organizations have expanded this definition to included the re-engineering of support systems to not only be less of an impact on our enviorment but also more efficient in the use of resources.
Here at Got2BeGreen we include all the contributors to the implementation of green infrastructure; global organizations who write guidelines, green manufacturers of construction materials, renewable energy providers, innovators in agriculture, waste management and transportation.
Rally Racer with Adventure Guide Rudi Tootin, Sprig Toys Adventure Series
A new toy company is seeking to combat the world of automated toys with its kid-operated, earth-friendly products. Sprig Toys, a company based in Colorado with manufacturing facilities in North America and Europe, makes toys for preschoolers that require more activity from children than the typical electronic toy. Read More »
Baby clothes at Kidsignments, a large consignment sale in Georgia
Parents of young children can save money and help the environment by shopping at consignment sales and stores. Twice a year in northeast Georgia consignment sales abound, selling cheap barely-used children’s clothes. This shouldn’t be surprising, since children, especially babies, grow so fast they may use an outfit only once. Read More »
How much are you willing to pay for a cupcake? They're delicious.
How important is rail to the future of transportation in Michigan, the one-time automotive Super State?
There’s so much support that a bake sale is planned to raise money for Amtrak. A bake sale. Like they hold at church or school to send people to camp.
Toot toot. Read More »
